We offer a full water damage restoration process to effectively restore your home back to, "Like it never even happened."

Inspection and Damage Assessment

Water Removal/Water Extraction

Drying and Dehumidification

Cleaning and Repair

Restoration

After a windy snow storm, a tree has unfortunately fallen onto a residential property. As a 24 hour emergency service provider, our crew was able to assist the customer and restore their home. 

It is important to put safety first during a storm. Evacuation is always the safest alternative to avoid any possible danger. Approach for higher grounds if time is limited. 

Our SERVPRO team did not come across any trouble with the weather on their journey to North Carolina until their arrival to the cities affected by Hurricane Mathew. Due to the flood water our crew was obligated to reroute their destination multiple times. The roads delayed the travel time for each job; a fifteen minute destination turned into a two hour trip. Most importantly our team was safe throughout the trip and enjoyed their time providing restoration services.

Andy and Katie were featured on WFMJ and interviewed about SERVPRO of Southern Trumbull County's experience in North Carolina with Hurricane Matthew. During the interview Andy and Katie discussed the services they were able to provide to the affected homes in North Carolina. 

Did you know that a crayon can be used as a candle in emergencies? If the power goes out and you don't have an alternate light source, try it out. Each crayon can burn brightly for about 30 min.

There are certain items that should be in your home at all times in case of any emergency. The picture provides a list of inexpensive efficient items to keep available in your home.  

Gum Lighter

If you do not have a way to light candles because there is no form of electricity or a lighter available, you can create a small fire with gum wrapper and a battery. Use the foil wrapper and a AA battery to create a flame. Tear the wrapper and let the foil touch the positive and negative battery terminals so the wrapper can catch fire.